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Administrator Guide
This guide describes how to install the HCL® OneTest™ Embedded software.
Configuring
Use these topics to configure the product.
Using the TDP Editor

Administrator Guide
This guide describes how to install the HCL® OneTest™ Embedded software.
- Installing
  This section provides the instructions for installing the product as well as installation verification. To install your product, follow the procedures and information in these topics. Installing the product involves verifying requirements, planning, managing licenses.
- Configuring
  Use these topics to configure the product.
  - Target Deployment Port Editor overview
    The TDP Editor provides a user interface designed to help you customize and create Target Deployment Ports (TDP) for any platform on which you want to run tests or programs.
  - Target Deployment Port Editor overview
    The TDP Editor provides a user interface designed to help you customize and create Target Deployment Ports (TDP) for any platform on which you want to run tests or programs.
  - Opening the Target Deployment Port Editor
    Target Deployment Ports (TDP) are stored as XDP files, which can be viewed and edited with the Target Deployment Port Editor.
  - Creating a TDP
    This topic provides a typical example workflow for creating a new target deployment port (TDP) for a C compiler.
  - Using the TDP Editor
  - Editing customization points in a TDP
    Use the Target Deployment Port Editor to adapt an existing Target Deployment Port (TDP) to a specific target platform or development environment.
  - Updating a Target Deployment Port
  - Using a Post-generation Script
  - Migrating from v2001A Target Deployment Ports
  - Migrating from previous versions
    Test scripts and projects from previous versions of HCL OneTest™ Embedded continue to work with the HCL OneTest Embedded Studio user interface and the command line tools. The current version of HCL OneTest Embedded Studio can open and run all assets that you created with previous versions of the product.
- Integrating
  Read these topics to learn how the product works when integrated with other products.

Using the TDP Editor

The TDP Editor provides a user interface designed to help you customize and create unified Target Deployment Ports.

The TDP Editor is made up of 4 main sections:

A Navigation Tree: Use the navigation tree on the left to select customization points.
A Help Window: Provides direct reference information for the selected customization point.
An Edit Window: The format of the Edit Window depends on the nature of the customization point.
A Comment Window: Lets you to enter a personal comment for each customization point.

In the Navigation Tree, you can click on any customization point to obtained detailed reference information for that parameter in the Help Window. Use this information to customize the TDP to suit your requirements.

Note The TDP Editor is not included with the trial version of the product.


To learn about	See
Making changes to the TDP	Editing customization points in a TDP
Launching the TDP Editor	Opening the Target Deployment Port Editor
Creating a new TDP	Creating a TDP
Applying changes made to a TDP	Updating a Target Deployment Port
Changing the way a TDP is generated	Using a Post-generation Script
Importing old TDPs from ATTOL Testware products	Migrating from Pre-v2002 Target Deployment Ports